anodyne

this question would be a lot dicier if we were debating euthanasia for someone with these issues. if it were my kid and based only on the small amount i know from this article, i'd be inclined to make the same decision.

i nearly named my son Cliff (my grandpa was named Clifford), but we decided to name him Ian. i was born in 75 and was almost named jason. EVERY male baby in the maternity ward was named jason, except me. i have three cousins and a step brother named jason

the only way i'd pay that much is if gram parsons was singing with her. $70 is some change.

crazy - kent and pomeroy, ohio are hardly in the same league as any of the other towns listed (except MAYBE bean blossom, indiana). i hope to be at that kent stage show.

drag the river - medicine, booze & pills

indiana jones and the milking of the cash cow?

i sincerely hope it's chronologically appropriate. perhaps have indy searching for something in the gobi desert in the early 60s with russia and/or china as the heels? i'm also quite excited for this project. thanks for posting this!!

try wearing your cords inside-out!

i've watched a few games this season and the spirit of the games have been weak. between the new rules and the removal of teams from canada for places where ice is a rarity have kind of killed what made the NHL so great. as for me, i've been watching more minor league hockey. i really don't like the new rules.

i so much can't stand thomas kinkade. he's the michael bay of painting.

i have an oink ratio of nearly 80 (no joke). i'd like to check out demonoid. if anyone's doling out invites...

it really depends on the mood.

it's preposterous that hecklers would sue a good actor/bad comic because he offended them. allred is way out there by saying those guys were captive. comedy clubs do not lock you in. it's so fucked to see dollar signs as compensation for such offense. the only money they could possibly be entitled to is a refund on the cover charge at the door.

home theater receiver. i actually bought it today.

i need the full context? this aggression shall not stand, man.

a draft in a declared war -- maybe. a draft in a police action ordered by the executive? too dangerous.

a good friend had a band based in columbus. he was originally from akron. that band was talking about towns they wanted to visit to play (what uber-indie bands do when they can't afford to "tour"). one guy suggested ann arbor. another guy was bothered by this. the one guy said the town was probably a lot like columbus and was probably cool. the other guy was seriously about to quit the band over this comment. funny shit.

OSU is retarded for football. i'm glad i don't own property near the campus. once the bucks win, it'll be really stupid. "we won, let's burn some shit down!"

because of double jeopardy, maybe. i don't know - if he confessed, even if he was found not guilty (although no one likely believes he's fully innocent), i'd think they'd lock him away.

i can eat 40 eggs in an hour.

we're picking out drapes and a china pattern as i post this. i think it's true love! in all seriousness, i dig bjorn's posts.

he's a vocal critic of the administration's pro-business policy, which is nice to hear. then again, i'm pretty much a socialist protectionist. when i've heard dobbs, he's pointing out the ineptitude of policy in iraq and our outsourcing's effects here. i don't catch him too much, but i generally like what i've heard. i'm pretty anti-borders in general, so i don't get a stiffy for him talking about building a wall or anything. i don't advocate returning the land from the mexican war, but our policies now are broken badly and a wall won't fix it. the solution to a 12 foot wall is a 13 foot lad

i like him about 75-80% of the time. on the rest, i disagree but respect that he ususally makes a good argument for his positions. he's a reasoner rather than an ideologue. that's refreshing.

i'd be more interested in him explaining how he didn't do it. he still doesn't really have an alibi for the night of the killings.